Tori Kelly’s third effort mines autobiographical details from her life on an album that’s light and heavy, personal and reflective.
NF’s latest album brims with his trademark gritty authenticity as he clings to God amid deep mental health struggles.
Ed Sheeran’s collaboration with many popular rappers pushes his sixth album in more problematic directions.
Beyoncé’s latest celebrates The Lion King, Africa and finding spiritual hope as we pursue our calling.
Shawn Mendes and Camilla Cabello hook up (in all senses of that word) in their sensual, smoldering pop duet “Señorita.”
Lil Nas X’s debut EP blends and blurs musical genres … as well positive and problematic messages.
Taylor Swift’s latest offers a synth-fueled embrace of LGBTQ culture and scathing patronization of anyone who disagrees.
Madonna’s latest careens between yearning for change and embracing naughty behavior as only the Material Girl can do.
Six years after breaking up, the Jonas Brothers return with an album that’s more mature in every sense of that …
After offering some positive signs in Younger Now, Miley returns to form.
Sheeran and Bieber sing about two things they have in common: love for their wives and social anxiety.
The latest effort from this eclectic Christian trio finds hope even in some of life’s hardest spots.
Desperate pleas for attention generally aren’t the best way to a woman’s heart. Nobody told Shawn Mendes.
Taylor Swift’s collaboration with Panic! At the Disco’s Brenden Uri is a throwback romp that’s drenched in optimism and color.